Before You Break Ground covers the four variables that determine whether a site is viable, walks through what each of them costs, why they compound, and the eight questions every development team should answer before signing anything. Download your copy today to learn more!
Tom Unruh, PE, joins WGI’s Buildings Division as Director, MEP Engineering, strengthening the firm’s growing leadership in the evolving Texas AEC market.
Budget constraints don’t have to stall progress. In Part 2 of our Resilient by Design series, we explore practical strategies Texas communities can use to prioritize infrastructure investments, extend system life, and improve reliability.
WGI has expanded its geospatial and land surveying services into North Carolina to support transportation, utility, and infrastructure projects statewide. This expansion reflects WGI’s ongoing growth of geospatial services across the U.S., delivering accurate data and integrated solutions for clients nationwide.
Communities across Texas face growing challenges with aging water and wastewater infrastructure. Explore how WGI helps municipalities turn these challenges into opportunities, delivering cost-effective, resilient, and sustainable solutions that protect public health and prepare systems for the future.
Georgetown, Texas is taking a major step in its downtown transformation with the opening of its first structured parking garage, an investment designed to support growth, enhance walkability, and preserve the city’s historic charm.
A forward-looking Q&A with Civil Engineering Vice President, Russell Yeager, PE, exploring how WGI is navigating emerging AEC challenges through innovation, multidisciplinary collaboration, and strategic leadership.
WGI brought the energy, flavor, and team spirit to the 11th Annual UTSA Engineering BBQ Cook-Off! From smoky brisket to our crowd-favorite Horchata-Cold Brew fusion, our San Antonio team made this year’s fundraiser one to remember.
Discover how five new Texas state laws are reshaping development opportunities in our “Navigating Texas’ New Development Landscape” webinar, as a pair of WGI Vice Presidents, Russell Yeager, PE, and Melissa McKinlay explain the impacts on zoning, permitting, financing, and planning.
On the latest episode of the WGI Unleashed podcast, we sit down with Erin Sandoval, a Civil Engineer based out of WGI’s San Antonio, TX, office!
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